That said, it's probably better for her sake and actual YA readers that she figures this out on her own.
Because I'd love to bring Dom to my penthouse in NYC and tell her that while she's so smart, and so driven, she's so caught up in trying to make everything perfect, she's not actually ever in the moment. So in honor of one of the greatest movies of ALL time - and one of my personal heroes - Auntie Mame, I've created this new category. We may want to tell them that life is a banquet, and most poor suckers are starving to death. We may wish we could adopt them, so we could open windows and doors for them that would blow their young minds. Perhaps they remind us of ourselves at that age, or whatever painful, life-or-death (in their mind) situation they're going through could be easily solved by the wisdom that comes with age and experience. Sometimes, as adult readers of YA fiction, we are unable to swear Bff loyalty to a character because that character - while he or she may be well-written - is just too whiny or intense or too young. These two books follow Dominique Baylor from her senior year of high school through the end of summer after her freshman year of college, where she experiences her first love, sex, heartache, and healing. Relationship Status: I don't want to date this series anymore, but YOU TOTALLY SHOULD.
BOOK REPORT for Anatomy of A Boyfriend and Anatomy of A Single Girl by Daria Snadowskyīonus Factors: Cliff Huxtable Award For Awesome Parenthood, Fishing
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